<ul><li>The healthcare industry has long been built on the promise of providing uninterrupted care across a vast and interconnected ecosystem.</li><li>Cyberattacks have emerged as major disruptors, threatening sensitive patient information and the very foundation of patient care.</li><li>In 2023, more than 133 million healthcare records were exposed or stolen due to data breaches.</li><li>The consequences of cybersecurity incidents in healthcare go beyond the loss of data.</li><li>The ripple effects of compromised data extend beyond individual patients, impacting the broader healthcare system.</li><li>To address these threats, healthcare organizations must adopt comprehensive cybersecurity strategies that prioritize both prevention and response.</li><li>Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly useful tool in healthcare cybersecurity.</li><li>Healthcare workers also play a critical role in maintaining cybersecurity.</li><li>The stakes are too high for complacency.</li><li>Only by adopting a comprehensive, proactive approach to cybersecurity can healthcare providers ensure the uninterrupted care their patients deserve.</li></ul>

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